After much shedding of blood, sweat and tears, the inaugural first issue of Red County magazine is winding its way through the postal system, and should be arriving in the mail boxes of fortunate recipients as I write.
I’ll quote Editor Scott Graves:
In this and future issues we intend to deliver a high quality bi-monthly publication targeting center-right readers on topics that impact their lives. From business, lifestyle, and politics to education, technology, and real estate, the magazine will frame the discussions through a center-right point of view.
At its core, Red County magazine is about a set of values shared by its readers and reflected by the unique demographics of this "red" county. It is a set of values characterized by the broad principles of limited government, lower taxes, less bureaucracy, and personal responsibility. Through the ebb and flow of political discourse, positions, parties and people will change, but these values will not.
At its core, Red County magazine is about a set of values shared by its readers and reflected by the unique demographics of this "red" county. It is a set of values characterized by the broad principles of limited government, lower taxes, less bureaucracy, and personal responsibility. Through the ebb and flow of political discourse, positions, parties and people will change, but these values will not.
For the legion of FR readers who are no doubt curious to get a flavor of the magazine, I’ve attached some articles from the inaugural issue, "Why Red County" by Red County founder Tracy Price and my profile of the Lincoln Club of Orange County.
FR reader who are interested in being subscribers to the magazine should send off an e-mail to editor@redcounty.com with your name, address and phone number.